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Because the line is useless unless you are playing doubles and potentially ruins the aesthetics to someone who isn't used ti the line?

Nope, length of fingernails is not as important as catching the ball on the fingernails, which can be easier if you have long fingernails,

Why not? The most important thing is for our sport to have a commercially viable and publicly respected model.

Sure. Sure. Truthfully, it is not that simple.

How could they not get Xu Xin and JEan Michael Saive for this?

Lovely performance by CIC - that she managed to tie that was just brilliant when she could easily have lost 0-4.

Ding Ning is a shark!

If you don't watch live, you have to wait for the edited version on TV. Not a bad idea, IMO, given how much money they are spending on marketing this.

What will be more interesting is how all this will look edited on TV. It reminds me of Team tennis, but they have to work on the scoring a little more.

What is wrong with if the thing is for show? I have always believed that we should have a competitive exhibition aspect to our sport. There are whole competitions in billiards/snooker dedicated to trick shots. Swimmers do synchronized swimming and diving. The dunk competition is one of the...

Liu Shiwen was using HL5. Just as interesting to me.

I have abstained from commenting so far because I find these kinds of threads to say a lot about the people posting them. I remember on another forum, someone used a bad picture to argue that Dima may have swithched to T80. But if you looked at the picture, it was so hard to read the numbering...

They didn't get coached in the finals, I suspect that Dima was coached either by teammates or people from his old CTTSL club.

You are repeating ttmonster's and Tropical's point. You are simply asking people to prove themselves when there is no good reason to listen to you.

You are probably hitting too much into the ball. The videos below explain. Good luck.

As an experienced TT player, this is good literature.

Timo has a way of playing when match point up as if he is waiting for his opponent to make a mistake. It is really unfortunate as Dima doesn't misread Timo's serves. Congrats to Dima.

I actually think Weikert stepping in gives the players better cover.

He is Lei Yang, also Han Ying's husband. It is likely a tournament arrangement.

It was a good movie. But believe it or not, sometimes what works for you can be giving the opponent a version of what they are doing to you. Again, I am not speaking about players who do not celebrate. I am speaking about players who celebrate but become seemingly reticent to do so when...